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european advertisements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EPPS'S COCOA.

pprAVFAsr .Rv thorough knowledge OF the naturM
laws which govern tho operations oidgeston ana ny wss
and nv careful application OF u the JfoI
ant -. Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided breakfast aOes Nv
delicately Favored beverage which may save
diet aa be nIpnsas sub
msades arc floating around us ready TO ATTACK by
there point escape many ads and prop
srly civil service Safetts IA, onv an halt
ade amply with boiling water OF mix So'n y ppS q CO.
,n,nJ fins by (iroccrs labelled thus JAMES HFfS
Eom@opa thic Chemists. London. England
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1)roposale.

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL, COAL, ICE,
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. May o, 1871
Proposals coal &C. for OF the Govern
ment PRINTING fiscal ending June 80 1883
will be this office until 10 o'clock May "a
1887 and Information furnished npon applcaon
In Til. Il. BENEDICT,
Public Printer. Washington ID. c.
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Insirnciion.
Rows and Young Men Cit7

Bows and Young Msn Cit7
-CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
n. liable information, free mailed TOT posstage, w
r E AVERY Amn school Bureau. z west l4thst, y. J.
V,HE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
Famy and Day. prepares boys fot Des sofs a d
ana lis teal application TO Industrial ArttauRhL
Elmer T. PHILLIPS, ". A.. 63 East 0othst' =, !.
TNlV ERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LIS
fTd ents instruction noonth NJ D. HOE
BY W. l. AKIN. PriD. n. l. HIN ''ASso0lN'o
w OODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 45th-st.
w Scientific, classical senior, junior. Urinary terms
SIS TO 1900.
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yusnurticn,
Miscellaneous.

long estabebed Young ladies' seminary for sale APP
NV 10 Miss NJ r DoNOVAN'S TEACHERS BUREAU.
80 East i4th-st
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nlnsiral Instruments.

A WEBER PIANO FOR SAIE.-Square, per-
"A feet condi lion, fine price low. 4S West SIhst
A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IN uJrgh and square pianos o. oDr make which were
treealy teleted and only used by tie artists OF tie Metro
roan Opera House Company during the past season.
win DO told nefal Reduction iron our regular prees
PIANOS FOR RENT -
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miscellaneous.

A GENTLEMAN will give magnetic treat
N ment TO refined parties successful In chronic diseases
where other means fail highest reference. Address b.
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1888 Broadway.
pRUSHES of every description at 30 Pearl'
ID st opposte Peck Slip at LOWEST PRICES.
" JOHN K HoPPEI, Manufactured
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financial.
0ueen Victoria Niagara Falls PaFh'
&59J,0OO
DE9ENTURES.
Guaranteed BY The Province Of Ontario

THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE 9unIS srs saaSes.oI
to The undersigned az lha 10Th Inne lsS i2 e py
n The Deieptures authorized 10 he ssneh uhe ne
~ an Act Of the eqi-atn Of Ontario 30 vcors E1Pt
iof n. nurpose acquiring lands fot Niagara ran.
nocr he Of The Sasar Falls Park Act amounting 10
1925. 900
ese pebentures are tho denomination oi or fs,
,n. csch navabio in 10 years lg2T bearing per cen
interest with Coupons Certificates atsched pysoy on
- and zach Toronto. New fVrk OF Lon
don as NAV be elected by tho Tenderers-
Tho PRINCIPAL Interest OF these Debcntntss ~
orTnANTTFD ny THE PRoVlNck OF OS AtiO
nnder authority OF so Victoria Chapter - ana ehc roy
fms bears certificate Of such Guarantee sighed ny h
Treasurer OF Ontario
Tenaerers mu,t state tho amonnt Of Debenures appeu ~
and the premium proposed 10 be pa" oh 'non WIN "
No ~ 10 r's1 o. 10 r1rN''"
Parties tenders accepted viii DO notified on or
10Th next and tho payment TOT the Dozen
lures must be made before tho first July, 1881
The highest any tender viii not necessarily be accepted
TORONTO April 30. 1887 T. D. '%o ,,I1
po- fur.her information apply TO
JOIIN PATTON e. CO.,
az wILLIAM-sT
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For Roth s

For Both Sexes-CitY.
CHORTHAND.-WawO StenOgraphic
y Institne formerly OF l4thstl. Tribune Bndng and
los and no East l25th.st Write for large circulars
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Brooklyn
HT1HE CRITTENDEN"
PRlMAHY SCH DOL AND BINDERGAKIEN
FOR BOTH SELLS
at97 Hicks-st, cor Pineappe-st
Miss H. NJ. WHEELER, Principal for the past eight years
been in sIpe OF The Primary Departments IN the
Packer Collegiate Institute Eprng term begins prl L.
FRENCH WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
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TRINITY HALL,
BEVERLY, NEwJERsEY.
thorough boe-schooi for twenty young ladies' Varied
advantages Of the highest order Careful training in manner
mind and heart Solid culture English Music Art and Ian
guagea twentieth year begins september lS For circular
address the principal.
Miss RAcHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

TWENTY WELL knMKD INDIANS pRrArxHr
E10M WRITING.
WAaHzN0ToN. Oct. g. The Secretary
Of the Interior tsday received the fol.
lowing telegram from Indian Inspector
Armstrong 81 the Grow seency ID Mon-
tana: "Twenty Gros Ventros Indiana
veil armed, are on thia reservation en-
Eoute asfosa Il 10 the 6hoshone aoeney.
! have Feq0estsd She military 20 stop
thea and hold them e the post unfil
yon can Be heard from. They should
not Be allowed 70 20 faFthes nf this time
bat 5heuld be returned 60 their agency.
LnetEucs ths agent NOT 10 permit any
Indians g yisli here until these matters
ara settled"
This telegram was transmitted 10 TIE
War Depagtmuns with Q reQuont that
the military authoEitlea Be inGiRualed 70
reknrn the twenty 0foa Fentrea 10 The
aRendy 70 which they balone. Thn
Commissioners Of Indian Affairs has
been instructed 30 notify the agents IN
Montana and adi0lnlnR Territories 20
use every effort 10 keep their Indlans cn
their reservations and nos 70 permit any
Of them 70 visit the Grew reservation.
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naRsnzs o. GEpHooas. F0IEr1H am
EukNoza.

mEronzs % RxRHooE1. RULFxIc1 aHD
ETz4E1z1.
san Fnkscuoo, Oct. B.-The afaam-
shlp 0aslis arrived Ehis mornine fEom
HonekouR nnd Fokobazna nn6 bgouaht
ADVISES % ~ eHosl that on nsplenbe1
1ssk - C1iness tfnnspgft Waylee Wns
ius1 n Pegcafore1 and 80 Chinaas and
I've Earupeana wsge druWmea
Ths British bsKk Oxford was stranded
Cd BasaAn Caags, On beptembaF u. bua
10 iisna werB loa1. % b also fsDaFhad
fha1 fho sGeanteF AnlDn enoonnteEe6 I
1Frh0nMs &EFfna wnla4 tha a1111A
oals1F nnA seuK Ceingae 89Fn wnshed
oEerbonrd and 6romueA
1 4 aevare typhoon wn9 rcpoIeed fBoan
/ xarions p,aog1 ID thB Chlma Bos. Noerlg
/ 81 tAa vessels nHHlYinR nt Hn1GHnnr
Fspaftef hasina saGeGad n11g8 oE lnm.
Ma Espel1od ~ yaIdiz1 Mafhausea
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kn0zExrnx nxPUnL1o now xHn sno0np
no0RuE on SUPPLY.

knazExnnE nxPUnL1o now rHn sEuoHp
s0URuE or SUPPLY.
WAsarnaTon. Oct 26.-The report Of
Col. 18ifzief. Ohief Of The Bnrean Of
Statistics on wooI end The manufae-
tures Of wool. b ready FOR distribnlion.
The report shove tha1 the number Of
shasp u TIE UnEted States increased
from 10 10000 II 1870 70 81 100000 il
1884. bat ccclined 70 5000. 900 In
1887. Tits married decline occurred
mainly IN the Southern and Western
Slatea. and d attrfbused 20 tha decline
II he price of WOOL sinos 1884. Great
Bkitaia beine TIE leading wool markek
81 The weird, has always been the
pEincipal market for our purchases Of
uool Tafkey and Rnn1ia have also
been Important sources Of diEset supply,
bat ths Afgsnsins RepubIIo b noe next
% 9feat Britain oar BouFoe Of sappls,
followed ~ AuqtealaaiA Our Imports
q uool ross frnih 1,7lB69o pounds -
16z3 % ia .018. go poands "a 1881. TIE
increase n wool imports has about kept
paes with the growth of eur wooi pro-
daofA both hayina donbiaa einea f66Q.
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xnzAxaEznT on HM ann NM BAnuLx n
omunoIA.
MAcgN, Ca, Oct. 16--Jeaegpon Davil
did noe 60 ont in the town yesterday,
hut remained Ia the b0uae ui the park
rha ladies Of Macon rendered q Feesp
tiou 30 Mrs. Davis, MIRA. Hayes and Misl
Winnie DAVIS. TIE olilzsns pgaasnled
Mrs. Davis with q silver soup tuEesn
ana the officers Of Tie fair presented
Mrs. Hayes with Q diamond brooch
Last night q german waa given 10 Uin'
WInnle and she waa presented with 4
diamond oFnament.
About 1900 veterans rom nIl part1
81 TIE eoash assembled hego today snd
were EsosiVsd b. JeGsrnon DAVIS. u
rs arranged that be should not apeah
owing 10 his feeble condition, but q ~
slaht of The taltsfed Oonfsdsfaie dar
II TIE pfocessiou Ne aEose ana said b
was IKE that asg 10 lhni he uas torn
and Tixan BY sloRme and trials. h
loved 10 aa q memanto Of what had boaz
done bY fathers and eDnB. He vas aIad
20 see them again. Thare we're b0'00l
visitors a The State Fair, whers Davis
aaAin reviewed the vel8Fann In the AFTER
nmnU.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

mrszs1Mknx mArTnns p1s0ukazD --wonK
Roa zME nrBuop1L
PnlEADnxRHrA, Oct. 26.--In ne EDis-
coal MiaslonnEy Ooanrii today, NJ.
PFsnee statsd that Z afeeleE portion d
tke Oommlpsisn's funds had been a..
penAed ID Kan1aa. Asbla1ka. DakDia
A Fssaiation providing tha1 nll ~
parishes that bad nol made tto eenfEi.
bulians % he fand BE- ssqaee1ed % a
20 cn The sooond Sunday u NovombeE
was ndop1ed.
AZ shs afIsrnoon seauisn addresses
wsFs deliyefsd ca he minsionaFy woEh
IN yapan end China.
Ths House q Blahopa win megt ts.
merxow murniuR. Tho prinaipai bual
nsss before them la the no1ainallon foI
hfshops fu8 ths missionary tuFibdiefloul
ng Nevada, Daah and western Texag
and psokably fog Ne new iarisdioiiol
AZ Aianka
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The DEAD DYHimITH.


Lnnpua. Ost z6.--An inqusss wss hsla
tn1ay % the bodg of lha sacponel
1pn1mitsg uho died sa31anly = snnfk
kfem4aDs e u4s nsoeztainad tfat -
msn ha1 hesn known e yoaepn Oohen.
He also has hssn knoua - - nAms q
BE bad lsdnsa for tks pes. fous
@o1lhs b hsasa b Lambolh roaa
His IandlaGy, whoso name 4 Kfna. -
sized thAk Ouhon vas N Invalid, and
seldom wazk CO., Ho poosipsd 1aas
viaitcEs uhnm ehe thouah1 wers Ameri.
eana.
Al Amarsenn named Michael Hswkiuu
teslilnd % having known Oohen. Bat
no denni1e inAnfmaliun waa obaAfned
from hinn.
KxRnAnAzznm vmnM A pRxRUR1Tz.
OomminaIunnR MonEoo AZ tha dsksu-
Tive depaFtmsnt expIainad thai Oohan
w4B believed - Be N nnent of che Cinn
IA Gael Heoinlys he head 81 uhish,
0ensEai Mi'lon, Wae d Eondon dnrina
~ jubilee eelebgation. Hia Tondns
agent b named Melville. MeIvillee
l6n6lady Rsif eha1 Dohsn hsd fre-
eueally viul,ed hlm. Oommssslonst
ne1ros showed b hia quoaiicns tkal
he believed eha1 plot oxla,1d g XIII
MR. BaIfour. Tia verdigl rendered Waa
thas Ne dsosased did from natural
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SAY eoUm

wKRvInw WIN nIM = kf1ozNky n
LAMKx wnrTB 70 THn onAnD S9Ex-
NKw Yoxx, Ost. 96.-Ths Trstnas VII
pablinh a. iu1aEvtew lomorrDB with Jay
Gould n whloh be says be ha1 enaaeed
raasaaa On NJ Geeamer Umbria fer Sat
nrdag. he wllI pF1bnbiy pana lhs vim
tsR q sks MsdiasFTMnaan And viail
Eaypa. He thiukn stDske afll pfohablg
adgAnse when be GDeg nwng, beennsl
hgswsen ounhiaiinR oplni0na &c 30 hil
inaenti1ns ths natural a1Eunath of %.
maxkst b oeerlgOke6.
L.awyeg Delaney haa n0ti6ed DiufFio
kAnxaay MaEtins that Be has wKitten {
Isakss 70 the grand iaEy Itqaaz1ine if b
axnmlue ~ chaE91n wads d tke aus
keuaRht b. hin fns n1rtain knrnpsaI
| paEttes e. fEuse1es of the kannas Pseif
RsflFoaa. Thia be seyu. pula 4 bsyoB.
- psweF e private indlTidnAEs e -
| II - mE13gE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

nm 81. z0un cEuB WIS Tnn EAaE
oknlns
sr. LOUIS, Ock 20.-The eonelndine
aams of the worlds ohampio1nhip ssf-
ies wns played hsro today. The woalt.
81 uns coid and NE playeEs we're EeadJ
% anit at Ne toneIusIo1 0f NE eiEG1
innina. The 81. Louis men did 80
disanesa nsd hardssl hi1ling thaf tbe1
have 20 dooe, and Uon tte Ezmo vita
ease. although there waa cIoaTiy 10 10.
eentioneI lel down ID tha Wosk Of th1
Dstroiea. Bolh sides we're guilty. % cf-
reFs, bat most of them Wsfe On dlf1enlI
plays, TIE na1iine being sharp. Score
Dalrois 2, 81. Louis 3.
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nR wHEEaED nEgsT.


nEguzEREzaE % ma Emlah Az w0oDE0ADs
IRELAND.
DunEm. Oot G6--Eme trial o3 VIII
fred slant, d WoodfeEd, waa rssmme4
ta6ng. HnTKtugkon, oDnnael feT Ne 0s
Esna, npplied e. the Oour3 for 9 sum.
mona - eompel the at1endanee 81 Bal
fear. Chief BeofetaFy, ~ witness b
uE6ss 70 ahow uhsther any lnformation
hnd 0een sworn -, ~ s1atod 10 TIE pxo
eiamatIen that ahs p1Dp1Bsd meellng
e Woodfosd Last sandaS uoald lssd -
heeaeh q psaea.
Ronan. counsel fof fhs DEoseeatlo1.
/ denis6 tie fiab1 q Ne defense % aaa
wha1 had haVpensd y ths Osancll q
! Duhffn.
fhe Maaislrnf asid fhal HnKKinRson'I
/ auE iaafioa wna foun6od en- lhe o1sumD'
/ sfan thna DE sn4iemsmt9 % ths pres
/ lamniion wnEs false and ne CanFl -
/ nos sompnsn1t 10 df9l6g tIns qne1tion.
Tbs h1afinR e esIdenss vas then ~
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20 m1Hnx 10 PAT zHR nERTn--A nnunEvnl
WILL n APPOINTED.
HazuLEaE. Ohio. 0st. g. .--guaee Van
asEses hes granted a. iBiune1ion ~
sezaining tho Clnelnnasi, Hamilton 4
Dageon olnestola from pueohasinx fhe
1Vee elaims and he wiIl appoint 8 ~.
esiEeF foR the rad. All ths aasats q
The Foad ueEs found % Be- about e8.00o.
o00 and tho liabilities about e17 ,000. .ooo.
Lh was Alao found that there = praeti.
ssllz 20 money On hand 70 meel The
Liabilities and that the road h insol-
vena owing % bad manERemeni. The
FsesiveE uill be np0ointsd this altar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

MAHaua. WIFE FEW wkRnEons, ROUTED
n7T mo7 oARTuRKD.
KL PAso. Oot. 26.--Adyioea from SAL
ainal, Mexioo, ounGrm the news Of .
recent raid by . remnant of Apachss
cemmanded By ManRna. A party Of
passneEs commanded b. one Mc0few
mma upon the Indians anexpeeledly
ans exshaBRsd about seventy shots and
FsooysEed sons hoEBas, b1t tbe tnaians
80 away. Mg9ssW hal1ed % auasd .
Fanehe and wait fer twenty fvo mexi-
ean trpspg % arrive fFo0 Asoanaion.
Whiis hs Was waiting = rain storm OBJ
liisrated ne trail and Ne In1lens
Esachsd TIE fastnsH1as q fee San Ne
deea mouDtains, ukenos they afe ex
pseie6 10 maks anothsg md - naoss
anH tine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

TEE CoFRfn was ooVN1ED WIFE 4 MAaE
oB FLOWRnn.
CHICAGO, 0oi. 81 The funeral ssr-
vices over the remains Of The late Elihn
h. Washburne took place today Ia
Unity Church. The coiAn vas covered
with q mass Of flowers, The most note
worthy being q cFosa Of ferns mingled
with the han Of Germany, & loalirno-
nial by the German Oonsul. Ths front
of the altar wHa draped with Ne 0ae Of
che Uniked States mingled with The
flaea Of Germany and France. when
the services began, the church vas fllled
ceased, maaq prominent Amorioana be-
ing present. Toe 0oEman 0oVornmons
vas officially represented b. Baron Ven
HordaDniohl, Imperial German Consul.
PFofessor BWlna delivered NE faneral
address.
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rxskKxHns EnND n mozR FHgETxAnER 10
a4ER 10 IHn uNExED sRxxB.
WasarzaraM, Oct 2--Ths Oonsuf ae
Demaaaea seports TIE planters lhazs
abanduafnR The mannfaoluFe uf orYnaaIs
for he knQIish uaaKkst, end tnruinn
their aleenfien % The ptoduclion of dark
suHaIs feE tha Uni1ed States, Fer he
Eeason thai 0uinoan plaulars osnnel
eoDPsee with AmaIioan KssneEs, and
the AneRioan reansge par TIE hirhesl
pElea for ohia class % sugar. Ths IN
crease II this trade hes resulted h the
UtlhdFnWal % Etoamefs plying hetwesn
Enala1d and Dumarnra. ana the larne
aAip1 Ia the Oalcutta trads from their
reRalaE FonisG 30 carry uuRaan b. ahe
Unats6 2.afaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

Ts assms aIuosi inlponnIblo % lmaelas
What fas1s = nou beI1a 6I1rI17oa u ~
msnufzofaFina end d1EGninl 81 boyf
eIs1hine. n11 lhe 9agso r1q1lIo1 in e.
Issaina fhe FnEloug sha1eg Gn1 1a1ien1
bal fhs vel knsWn nEm q klIue q
Ro1snheEg have lti1 1caneD ne1af14
ahguazh fheiE walahfui manaGsT ~ -
hapS elet1ina 1epHrlm9nt iAa t11ne1l
and wnas eaEsed naenF1mAE1 nf NNTB
gasssy ana nlaekinol gnlnn IN al naa6na
ana 18 d14aHan4 styles. imGin4imR tha
populmg Nes1oik and qallOf 914iGma 4Yes
pg1aenAn0 90 tn8 Nmg1AAnlA& e1mmnmfay
af Eaalala end vieint1y. An ingfim1lrN
ls sxasnds6 % 81 paHomta bln91ea wafA
a1na 60 sazs npon lhe1s eama of ARTISTS
lnaae. end Ginnee q then a11 i1e r1H.
snnat4e pziesn maGEe4 w1N move lH4na
flem co elewde4 e1GI1na -
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Lkn&H M1luk WAnRM0uum Ar NnMNgn
KRAnIx DRsrnoxMD.
EnRzno. 0al., Oot. 2s.--Ths large
bfiok waFehoues Of Presoott a Piefee
was discovered 10 b on nfe about 9
O'Clock this moEninR. The warehouse
eoniatao4 5000 sacks of whsat ard
harley The doors we're shut and tie
dre kspe down fof tuo hours beloEs
water eo1ld b egt near enough to reach
the building, and uben The water vas
hnally obtained lhe engine had 10
Uump through thirteen hundred feet of
uose blt q did good work and exiin-
eulehed The lre. About 1fleen thona.
end aecks Of grain w6fe damaged by
ntes water and sm0ke. The lnss vas
about $4,000, partially insured. The
origin OF She ire 10 unknown.
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AUABgMI OF fHR H0LT HLHgS
awAFTLZ VT

rTsHOROuaM DESTRUCTION N THR ne.
i lisA hrsncAsa. AFl. Masln Elesaataa sd
tha iAnna aea. ~ a. exRerielese esEFa %
raanAern. NJ H11aln u&cn1 gpae1sa a4eAaiA4Ha
fee Waxwwk crnyea. RMlnf1nx a 90 40 .
Wnasr celNe; Ral1aing 81 GAIA atazas Nst'
va. re. 4AevaeA 800 an& AAsne9s Fesaave
s~a 1AaIn ana aruaaaasnA nan9la2uE8 eNMxAt
a. Il eAnFEs. naya un4NE - ~ - Fensfs1i
IA : mpar1f1 aspaEtw.lA
- hsrlAsg lnfnrMaslla a4e1e.1
80 1wi1 1lsEHa seFAAsoA
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suzz8 uNuEzzD wERnpnAwn uscxunxaa
1AH PAEoozz nEANc1 nssuauzxo4.
! NBw foExs 0ea. 26.--rhs 4Anas aass
Sn1& ~ QlRRun Transoon1inanial 0ss-
p4M8 3 NiEe11pHs yesterday nfasTad ~
w&1oraMal 81 the 9ni1a nQaina4 90
NeFa1eEn kselfa UnmDang inelazina
lAal tea an iniuneaiun sNminst ~ bald.
10 nt t1e Ral1uno hrnn1h. Ihone 4
eo9e qneatlna e. % uhatheR he Nurth.
exn EAei1e DireetoEa will i1gua ihs pro-
poee4 0ild mor1za4o loan for $4,000 :
60 e. 4 4 believed the oonpany ean
- taro1Rh uitheui makiaR lhe lean.
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Haw Fnkmnun0e, Osf. eG-The inFy b
enmpls1eA 10 ata snne of 1amns Me0os5
en1 ~ CuuEa aaionEuad tiII tomNFrow
mrgntna RlEnk 4. NnRfhsy w1a a.
sslRns1 81 shaRas e embrlcsEy.
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mAns nzsnnn e. rnz rsuusrza o.
GE1sIA.
bxzanAnn. Oet. 8.-A sharp ehaaaoI
ment bee taken plaos On ths fIansisF 81
eersia bslWe1n Albanian bEizands. who
et1empte4 10 mako Z raid tatD Hsrsia.
Ano . force 0f Frontier RnnHaA Ten
eervlaaa and twenty Alhanfans wexe
killed. Two 6oFvian haitasinna havs
been ordsrod 10 ths frunaieE.
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WkxE.A WkEG.k. Ost. g. II Special -
o'ssk y ~ pissriss oooFs q ~ = Ols1eis. asis
Waiting here, tlppsd out q boRRy
While rapidly tuning 2 corner and sns-
also much bruised about The head.
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PoRrLGxD, GA 3. = Special. To-
illed here. TIE object Of The corpora
zion y g QnnFsy, 1ul nnd psspAge stone
for bnildinG and other pnEpoaeg and 70
manufneluKe tine The aapital alnuk
shares The luoorpoKatoga are n. n.
{. ?. WagnsE end h. q. Klosslina.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE
talnna KmplN MedAaal Aa1sslAtiaa-
clarh Aysn hguEsa--Ana osAsr
SPECIAL TsIssranA

NnzKa HaKnsA, 0ct. ss-fspsulsl. =
1he 1arxlloxiAl keacbaEss lns1llu1a mel
heEe eodA9. A grand snooesa = pFnm-
Iscd. 1he e1t1ndanos b double thnt ol
- year. 1ha aeosIon uiu Iaal lhrea
dayA Ihe inkeEo1IinE pro0Eamna thia
eFeaina inaiadof addresses ~ MAYOR
W1itsoB, Ptof. LaWreneo, Tsffitorisl
eapezlnten1nnl % lnElruellon and OaQ-
11ln 1Aamaa
g1W Pumpa
6AxxM. Ogaggn, Oct. 1e-fHpsuinl r.
1he new a1eam pnmpa of ihn Salsm
WaleE Company, having q capacifs og
a.0o1 90 aall0ns per day, arrived today.
Awpaaneea ~ GAa GsgesmoR.
6kExz. Oct 26.--i Special. 10 G704urnnr
Rennoyer han appointed Wnl. Galloway,
0f Xamhfil connty. member Of the 6lais
Board q ARrlgalinrs, viea J. i. HAlleli.
reaiEned.
WaAe - Receive EAem.
aA1zM. OeA es.-fapeslal p Eauris
viii BE- mado % have TIE overland ex.
eaFzioniats Who 90 % Portland on iha
compilation q ne Oregon aud OallfoE-
MA g stop e 4nlonl, Whslo thoy uiil b
formally rsa1iVed b. Ne etala of3osrs
and eandnctsd nhroagh The CapitoL
DeAsh e . Pleneer Eaay.
RonxnAND. Oos. Special. l-This
afiefneon Mfs. Ann 1,eVenA wife Of
ohaa B. 1leV0ns, an old and highlF
respected pi0ueeF lady. died a Astoria
a tha advanced are az u yeaFR Ths
1eeaased had been 4 nelpleaa invalid foF
3 numbsF of yoaFa from the effects %
paEalgaia ssEoks.
me&lnnl AnseGlnalams
WAEAA WAnz.A, Oct Sol Special. =
rhs Inland Empiro Medical Ansoofa-
Iioa organised bars today. De. II. q.
l1anzsg was elected President; Dt. n.
=. RietEzycks, of Daytnn. Wee Rsesi-
lanf; DE-. b. r. KsyloE, Secretary, and /
De-. 3. II. Van raiisn, Of Dayton. TReas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

San FnAnuz1uo, Oat. 81 - Admirna
kaeayama, 9 Japanese noblo and ona
q tho leading onIocz8 ID tha Mikat6as
navy, arrived 1odsg % fho n.oamnF
Gaelia He We reoqlVaa 81 tho oflosls
q Ne manzof-WnF Igakuha and taknn
- he vo185l h steam launch. "a.
miFni kobayama b On bis war % VISA.
in41o1. whaea he will tgnna1n1 ol1nial
hnntmann far hfa mnQnfrrnam9
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WASHINGTON, Ont. -Ofml nnmmr
mentn 10 snppoEa OF tho appliomlinn fnr
Z writ Of error In the Annr hlsis onns
tomoTrow will be made ~ 0enarnl Bnl-
leR and Hon. j. Randolph Tunke4.
0ensfal Pryor viii dc q pFinisd hEIsf.
Arauments ln opposition % Ne applioa-
ton viii be mads b. AttoEnay 06nsfnl
Hunt Of flllnois and STATES Aftnznsy
0FinneII AZ Chiaaon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

EEw YonK. Ool. q. = Relative 70 lhe
FumoF that there uns eholaFa on ~
steamer Independence, uhloh Wag a.
lowed 70 Iano her passengers n Brock,
lyn afteF only 3 few hours delay "a
qaAFantlBe, me Commissioners nAy ahat
aaip was lhorouehIy examimed, fnmf-
gated and ell her paga1nRera found 10
he tn Qoo& henlth and clean,
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NKw xunx. Goa 26s-Tho general
aeFm 0f she Bapromg Court today 10
vsfae6 tbs decision oG the iewdF GouFa
n tie eass o. the eEy aoods Arm Hal
sload, Heads a Company, Who failed
IN 1854 fer over ef.O0o.00o and ln theie
anal0nment gave pfefoFsnee1 az 500.
010 - peFaona friends, nnd sfdGT1a =
nee trial on Ne ground tkat Ne assign
ment should have been ~ asldo fer
franH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

Bkx9rEona. 0ot 1o.-A olly olooiion y
heina hesd here today. ~ noon 4 Was
decided thal Ne vote poIled - . has
tine eae tie laEee99 esoI known u fEe
history % B9I1Imogn. Iha int11ozt
takan n tAis oloollun 3 r1magtn1le.
Ths leadina ner0han1s Of Ne Gag ar1